You basically have CenturyLink, or Zito Media Cable Internet. Zito does offer Gigabit speeds, but I was told by the Zito representative that the 200 mbps speed is much more reliable. So, that's what I currently have and I'm very happy. I had 40mb from CenturyLink before, and was happy as well, but the upload speed was really slow, like 1 to 2 mbps. So I switched to Zito.
I had the 200mbps, but I have learned that the gigabit speed is much more reliable now than it was, so I switched back to it since it is only like $5 more, and I have hardly had any problems at all.
I understand what you're saying. I feel like that "their way or no way" is on both sides of the spectrum. But I love that we're both Holding Out for that balance that you're talking about.
I don't know if I'd be the right person to answer this question. I know that we are a military town, so we have a wide range of nationalities and races. However I can't speak from experience. I'd like to believe that there are only good things to report, but sadly I can't promise what kind of experience that anyone may receive, of course.
02:04 it sounds like you believe that people have their choice of opinions, or that they can choose to believe one or another ideas; or that they have control over their certainties or beliefs. Just to let you know: *they do not.* Once you realize this, you'll lose all rationale for hating anyone. People don't get to choose their opinions & certainties anymore than they can choose what I will say next. I admin at a Mountain Home facebook page, and I do not allow personal attacks at all. I have zero tolerance for it. Ad hominem sounds like a logical argument, but it isn't. "Consider the source" (when someone offends you) was the worst idea since Marxism or faith-based religion.
Sorry for taking so long to respond back to this comment. First of all, thank you for your comment! Second, I do believe that people form their own opinions, over time. I think opinions are spoon-fed to us when we are formidable, however I do think that people have the power to come to their own opinions eventually. Also, I don't hate anybody. I try to find the best in everybody, if possible. Or just to stay away.
@@randywrealestate Thank you for responding. You have about as much choice to choose what you believe as you do in choosing your parents, or their religion, or your birthplace, the schools in which grew and the grownups that influenced you. As in: you don't get to choose. If you did get to choose your beliefs, opinions and certainties, you'd also have the incredible power to choose to believe something you already know is false, and vice versa. If you don't know what I mean by this; you did not choose that confusion.
I'm still sticking to us having the freedom to choose, but that's my Choice. 😁💁♂️ I do understand what you are saying, just don't necessarily agree. But, I do appreciate our discussion. And even if I'm wrong, at least I will never know... hopefully. 😁
@@randywrealestate You will get your freedom to choose whatever you want once you know you can believe something you already know is false, and start to absolutely disbelieve something that you already know is absolutely true. The moment you can do that; you have free will. Convince yourself of something that you already know is false; that is a good start to this "freedom of will".
Love the honesty and transparency you showed here on this video! Keep it up!
Thank you!
Randy, you are such a good, honest dude! Always a great friend! Thanks for using your talents to help this little town prosper!
Thanks brother! I appreciate it! You've always been a great friend to me too! I hope that everything is going well with you guys!
It was a great town to grow up in...
I REMEMBER WHEN THEY BUILT THAT NEW UNDERPASS .
I do too! It's been a while now.
Was that near the ice house
Hello there Randy. I'm from Mountain Home AR. Sounds about the same there as it does here bud. Hopefully all is well in your little town in Idaho!
😁 That's awesome! I accidentally search your Mountain Home quite often. 💁♂️ Thanks for your comment! Hope all is well in your town as well!
SPEED TRAPS are considered unlawful. But then again, I don't speed. LOL.
Haha I can neither confirm nor deny my partaking in any law breaking, especially when it comes to the speeds of the streets here in Mountain home. LOL
It’s always windy there. Like always.
I don't know about always but it does get windy from time to time. 😀
Hey Randy, I was just wondering what kind of options I have for internet providers in Mountain Home?
You basically have CenturyLink, or Zito Media Cable Internet. Zito does offer Gigabit speeds, but I was told by the Zito representative that the 200 mbps speed is much more reliable. So, that's what I currently have and I'm very happy.
I had 40mb from CenturyLink before, and was happy as well, but the upload speed was really slow, like 1 to 2 mbps. So I switched to Zito.
@@randywrealestate Thank you very much! Very helpful.
You're welcome! Anytime.
Just Century link and Zito here
I had the 200mbps, but I have learned that the gigabit speed is much more reliable now than it was, so I switched back to it since it is only like $5 more, and I have hardly had any problems at all.
The "their way or no way" also applies to california's with the super lib mindset. Seems we can't get any balance anywhere these days.
I understand what you're saying. I feel like that "their way or no way" is on both sides of the spectrum. But I love that we're both Holding Out for that balance that you're talking about.
Sorry I have to ask. Any problem being African-American in Mountain Home , Idaho.
I don't know if I'd be the right person to answer this question. I know that we are a military town, so we have a wide range of nationalities and races. However I can't speak from experience. I'd like to believe that there are only good things to report, but sadly I can't promise what kind of experience that anyone may receive, of course.
Yea I’m Military
@@shanecole1621 , my brother in God
02:04 it sounds like you believe that people have their choice of opinions, or that they can choose to believe one or another ideas; or that they have control over their certainties or beliefs. Just to let you know: *they do not.* Once you realize this, you'll lose all rationale for hating anyone. People don't get to choose their opinions & certainties anymore than they can choose what I will say next. I admin at a Mountain Home facebook page, and I do not allow personal attacks at all. I have zero tolerance for it. Ad hominem sounds like a logical argument, but it isn't. "Consider the source" (when someone offends you) was the worst idea since Marxism or faith-based religion.
Sorry for taking so long to respond back to this comment. First of all, thank you for your comment! Second, I do believe that people form their own opinions, over time. I think opinions are spoon-fed to us when we are formidable, however I do think that people have the power to come to their own opinions eventually.
Also, I don't hate anybody. I try to find the best in everybody, if possible. Or just to stay away.
@@randywrealestate Thank you for responding. You have about as much choice to choose what you believe as you do in choosing your parents, or their religion, or your birthplace, the schools in which grew and the grownups that influenced you. As in: you don't get to choose. If you did get to choose your beliefs, opinions and certainties, you'd also have the incredible power to choose to believe something you already know is false, and vice versa. If you don't know what I mean by this; you did not choose that confusion.
I'm still sticking to us having the freedom to choose, but that's my Choice. 😁💁♂️ I do understand what you are saying, just don't necessarily agree. But, I do appreciate our discussion. And even if I'm wrong, at least I will never know... hopefully. 😁
@@randywrealestate You will get your freedom to choose whatever you want once you know you can believe something you already know is false, and start to absolutely disbelieve something that you already know is absolutely true. The moment you can do that; you have free will. Convince yourself of something that you already know is false; that is a good start to this "freedom of will".
@@randywrealestate Hint: your beliefs, certainties and opinions are *absolutely involuntary*